If you have an older DNS server that is no longer meeting the needs of your network, you may want to consider removing it. There are a few different ways to go about this, but the most common approach is to use a DNS management tool.
One of the most popular DNS management tools is DNS Manager from Microsoft. DNS Manager can be used to remove an old DNS server from your network, as well as add new DNS servers.
You can also use DNS Manager to manage your DNS zones and records.
Once you have installed DNS Manager, you can use the Add a New Server wizard to add a new DNS server. You can also use the wizard to remove an old DNS server from your network.
To remove an old DNS server using DNS Manager, first select the server in the left pane of the window and then click Remove. The Remove Server dialog box will appear.
You will need to specify the IP address of the old DNS server, as well as the IP address of the new DNS server. You can also specify the DNS server name.
Click OK to remove the old DNS server from your network.
If you want to add a new DNS server to your network, you can use the Add a New Server wizard or the Add a New Zone wizard.
You can use the wizard to add a new DNS server, as well as to remove an old DNS server from your network.
To use the wizard, first select the server in the left pane of the window and then click Add. The Add Server dialog box will appear.
You will need to specify the IP address of the new DNS server, as well as the IP address of the new DNS server.
Click OK to add the new DNS server to your network.
You can also add a new DNS server by using the Add a New Zone wizard.
To use the wizard, first select the zone in the left pane of the window and then click Add. The Add Zone dialog box will appear.
Click OK to add the new DNS server to the zone.
Once you have added a new DNS server or zone to your network, you will need to configure it. You can do this by using the DNS Manager wizards or by using the netsh commands.
To configure a new DNS server using the DNS Manager wizards, first select the server in the left pane of the window and then click Properties.
Click OK to set the properties of the server.
To configure a new DNS server using the netsh commands, first open the command prompt.
To open the command prompt, click Start, type cmd, and then press Enter.
To configure the new DNS server, you can use the set dns server command.
You can use the set dns server command to specify the IP address of the new DNS server, as well as the IP address of the new DNS server.
You can also use the set dns server command to configure the new DNS server for use with Active Directory.
You can use the set dns server command to configure the new DNS server for use with DNS Manager.
You can use the set dns server command to configure the new DNS server for use with the netsh commands.
To finish configuring the new DNS server, you can use the set dns server command to specify the IP address of the new DNS server, as well as the IP address of the new DNS server.
You can also use the set dns server command to specify the new DNS server for use with the Active Directory Users and Computers snap-in.
You can use the set dns server command to specify the new DNS server for use with the Active Directory Sites and Services snap-in.
You can use the set dns server command to specify the new DNS server for use with the Active Directory Domains and Trusts snap-in.
You can use the set dns server command to specify the new DNS server for use with the Active Directory Users and Computers snap-in.
You can use the set dns server command to specify the new DNS server for use with the Active Directory Sites and Services snap.
